The Head of Public Relations for Stonebwoy and Burniton Music Group, Vida Adutwumwaa Boateng, has dismissed rumours suggesting that some artistes billed for the upcoming BHIM Festival London are being targeted for sabotage.

Recent claims circulating on social media suggested that attempts were being made to prevent some performers, particularly DopeNation, from appearing at the event scheduled for the OVO Arena Wembley on Saturday, August 15, 2026.

However, Vida Adutwumwaa Boateng has described the reports as baseless, assuring fans that all artistes officially billed for the festival remain committed to the show.

According to her, the engagements between the organisers and the artistes are strictly tied to the festival date, meaning any performances they may have before or after the event do not affect their appearance at BHIM Festival London.

“Our contract is solely for August 15. If that day comes and an artiste does not show up on stage, then we have a case against them,” she explained.

She added that the team is confident all announced performers will be present on the night, urging fans not to be distracted by unverified reports.

Vida further advised the public to rely only on official communication from Stonebwoy, his public relations team, or Burniton Music Group regarding matters concerning the festival.

“If the communication is not coming from Stonebwoy himself, me, or his team, take it as a rumour with no truth to it,” she said.

The 2026 edition of BHIM Festival London is expected to bring together some of Ghana’s biggest music acts and celebrate the global reach of Afrobeats and Ghanaian music.

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